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9 Evenings: Theatre and Engineering fonds In 1965, with the help of Robert Rauschenberg, Billy Klüver sought the expertise of some 30 engineers at Bell Labs, requesting that they participate in an interdisciplinary project blending avant-garde theatre, dance and new technologies.
Ælab Founded in 1996 by artists Stéphane Claude and Gisèle Trudel, Ælab is a research collective that invites other collaborators to participate on a regular basis.
Alta Tecnología Andina Alta Tecnología Andina (ATA) is a non-governmental cultural organization whose mission is to nurture a new culture based on the use and spread of electronic media in Peru and elsewhere in Latin America.
Javier Alvarez Javier Alvarez has been using extensively electroacoustic media in his musical compositions.
Juan Amenábar Ruiz Juan Amenábar Ruiz, engineer and composer, began experimenting with electroacoustic music techniques in 1953.
Jorge Antunes Jorge Antunes composed his first electroacoustic piece in his home studio in 1961 and since then has been very active working with these media.
Art, Lies and Videotapes: Exposing Performance Catalogue published for the exhibition Art, Lies and Videotapes: Exposing Performance, 2004.
Art Today Foundation The Art Today Foundation was established in 1997 by a group of artists and intellectuals based in Plovdiv, Bulgaria.
Roy Ascott, Telematic Embrace Since the 1960s, Roy Ascott has been producing media installations and publishing essays highlighting the theoretical implications of his work.
Asian Council for People's Culture (ACPC) The Asian Council for People's Culture (ACPC) was formed in 1985 following a creative workshop in New Delhi, India, that gathered young artists from Asian countries.
At a Distance: Precursors to Art and Activism on the Internet In their anthology, Annmarie Chandler and Norie Neumark assemble essays by authors who examine the networked collaborations of the 1960s, 1970s and 1980s.
Caroline Langill, Interview with Doug Back Interview with Doug Back / interviewer, camera: Caroline Langill (32 min.). Interview conducted July 11, 2006 in Norwood, Ontario.
Caroline Langill, Interview with Mowry Baden Interview with Mowry Baden / interviewer, camera: Caroline Langill (58 min. 59 sec.). Interview conducted July 26, 2006 in Victoria, B.C.
Jean-Pierre Balpe, Contextes de l'art numérique In this essay not yet translated into English whose theoretical proposals derive from cognitive sciences and textual analysis, Jean-Pierre Balpe tries to define the specificity of the context in which digital art is developing.
Judith Barry Barry's education includes training in architecture, art, literature, film theory and computer graphics.
Oscar Bazán Oscar Bazán, composer and educator, was among the small group of composers who created the Experimental Music Center of Córdoba.
Philip Beesley After studying fine art at Queen’s University (Kingston, Canada), Philip Beesley completed a degree in architecture at the University of Toronto (Canada).
Pat Binder Pat Binder is a multidisciplinary artist who was born in 1960 in Buenos Aires, Argentina, and now lives in Berlin, Germany.
9 Evenings: Theatre and Engineering fonds, Interview with Per Biorn This interview with Mr. Biorn, produced by the Daniel Langlois Foundation, was taped on August 25, 2004, in Berkeley Heights (NJ, U.S.). Present at the interview were Julie Martin, Vincent Bonin and Éric Legendre.
Per Biorn After completing his military service in Denmark, Per Biorn studied electrical engineering, then emigrated to the United States in 1962.
Dominique Blain Avoiding the trap of the didacticism often linked with political art, Blain explores themes of war, racism, slavery, mass indoctrination of children and adults, and other relationships of domination.
Juan Blanco Juan Blanco has been the driving force in the development of electroacoustic music in Cuba.
Peter Blasser Peter Blasser has definitly followed a very singular path: a degree in Electronic Music and Chinese, with minors in Computer Science and Ancient Greek.
César Bolaños César Bolaños studied music in Lima at the National Conservatory of Music before travelling to the United States.
Natalie Bookchin Natalie Bookchin received a bachelor of fine arts degree from the State University of New York in 1984 and a master of fine arts degree in photography from the School of the Art Institute of Chicago in 1990.
Jean-Pierre Boyer collection The Jean-Pierre Boyer collection features video works from 1971 to 1979 and related printed documents.
Caroline Langill, Interview with Jean-Pierre Boyer Interview with Jean-Pierre Boyer / interviewer, camera: Caroline Langill (53 min. 12 sec.). Interview conducted March 16, 2006 in Montreal.
Caroline Langill, Interview with Roland Brener Interview with Dama Hanks-Brener / interviewer, camera: Caroline Langill (57 min. 41 sec.). Interview conducted July 26, 2006 in Victoria, B.C.
The Builders Association Founded by Marianne Weems in 1993, The Builders Association produces multidisciplinary performances that combine new media with the performing arts.
Caroline Langill, Interview with Diana Burgoyne Interview with Diana Burgoyne / interviewer, camera: Caroline Langill (43 min. 30 sec.). Interview conducted July 25, 2006 in Vancouver, British Columbia.
Robert Cahen Robert Cahen’s work with video first developed as the result of his studies of electroacoustic composition.
Jim Campbell Originally a filmmaker, Campbell turned to science after having worked for several years on a personally difficult film on mental illness.
Sandro Canavezzi de Abreu Sandro Canavezzi de Abreu has studied architecture and urbanism at the University of São Carlos in Brazil and worked as an architect.
Pedro Caryevschi Pedro Caryevschi was among the group of composers who received scholarships during the 1969-1970 biennial to study at the CLAEM.
Otto Castro Otto Castro is an active composer working with electronic and concrète music in Costa Rica.
Center for the Study of Developing Societies (CSDS) The Centre for the Study of Developing Societies (CSDS), founded in 1964, is one of India’s best-known independent research institutes.
Centre de recherche sur l'intermédialité (CRI) CRI (Centre for Research into Intermediality) was founded in 1996 at the University of Montreal.
Centro Bartolomé de Las Casas, (Cusco, Peru) The Bartolomé de Las Casas Andean Studies Centre (CBC) was founded in 1974 by a small team of scholars passionate about the Andean world.
Lucinda Childs In the early 1960s, Lucinda Childs studied dance with Merce Cunningham and Robert Dunn.
Isabelle Choinière In 1994, Choinière founded Le Corps Indice, a dance company dedicated to explorations in performance and new technologies.
Marie Chouinard Marie Chouinard is a choreographer, dancer, performer, and occasional set, costume, sound and light designer.
Chronophobia: On Time in the Arts of the 1960s In her book, Pamela M. Lee studies the historiography of art in the 1960s, focussing on the recurring preoccupation of artists and critics with the dimension of time in works of that era.
Cinémathèque québécoise The Cinémathèque québécoise strives to preserve and document film and television heritage in order to make it available to an ever-growing and diversified public.
Cecil H. Coker At Bell Labs, Cecil H. Coker focused primarily on researching articulatory speech synthesis.
CRI, The uses of new information and communication technologies in intermedia studies (2001) The research project was initiated by the CECRI (Centre for Research into Intermediality Student Collective) at the University of Montreal.
James P. Crutchfield In the late 1970s, James Crutchfield was part of a group of rebels at the University of California, Santa Cruz, which played a major role in the development of chaos theory.
Chris Csikszentmihályi Chris Csikszentmihályi teaches electronic arts at the Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute (Troy, USA).
Nina Czegledy An independent media artist, curator and writer, Nina Czegledy divides her time between Canada and Europe.
Ricardo Dal Farra, Latin American Electroacoustic Music Collection Latin American electroacoustic music has a long, interesting, strong and prolific history, but it’s a history that is little known even within the region itself.
Ricardo Dal Farra Ricardo Dal Farra has been conducting activities in the merging fields of the arts, sciences and new technologies for more than 25 years.
Sharon Daniel Sharon Daniel is a video and new media artist working in database aesthetics and interface design.
Char Davies Originally a painter, Davies became interested in the possibilities of computer graphics and animation and in 1985 joined Softimage, shortly after its founding.
Caroline Langill, Interview with Max Dean Interview with Max Dean / interviewer, camera: Caroline Langill (33 min. 17 sec.). Interview conducted May 4, 2006 in Toronto, Ontario.
Régis Debray, Introduction à la médiologie In the 1990s, Régis Debray coined the term mediology. Is this a new discipline that has emerged in academic circles or simply the whimsy of a philosopher?
Constance DeJong Constance DeJong has cultivated a career as a writer and a performance, video, and new media artist since the late seventies.
Sara Diamond Sara Diamond was born in 1954 in New York City and later moved to Canada with her family.
DOCAM, The DOCAM Research Alliance Web Site (2005-2010) DOCAM's primary objective is to develop new methodologies and tools to address the issues of preserving and documenting technological and electronic works of art.
Toni Dove Since the early 1990s, she has produced works that redefine the form of the traditional narrative through the use of interactive components.
David Dunn Renowned composer, theorist, sound engineer, professor, speaker, researcher and current director of the Art and Science Laboratory, David Dunn is also the recipient of several awards.
Caroline Langill, Interview with Alan Dunning Interview with Alan Dunning / interviewer, camera: Caroline Langill (41 min. 38 sec.). Interview conducted May 30, 2006 in Toronto, Ontario.
Alan Dunning Alan Dunning lives in Calgary (Alberta, Canada) where he heads up the department of media arts and digital technologies at the Alberta College of Art.
Electronic Arts Intermix This selection brings together videos made between 1969 and 1979 by a group of mainly American artists experimenting with video imagery.
E.A.T. — The Story of Experiments in Art and Technology In this exhibition, the ICC presents a sample of works with technological components that were created by American artists since the middle of the 1960s thanks to E.A.T.
Collection of Documents Published by E.A.T. This collection features over 500 documents that explore the activities of Experiments in Art and Technology (E.A.T.) from 1965 to 1981.
ECOS, Siraj Izhar, Dominique Leroy & Benjamin Larcher Izhar is a London artist, writer and social activist.
Ed Emshwiller With Sunstone, Ed Emshwiller developed one of the earliest computer animation works in the Computer Graphics Lab.
Manuel Enriquez Manuel Enriquez, composer, conductor and performer, was one of the biggest names in new Mexican music during the late 20th century.
Équiterre Équiterre’s mission is to contribute to building a citizens’ movement by promoting individual and collective choices that are both environmentally and socially responsible.
Milton Estévez Milton Estévez majored in classical guitar and music theory at the National Conservatory of Music in Quito, Ecuador.
Öyvind Fahlström Born in São Paulo (Brazil) to Scandinavian parents, Öyvind Fahlström spent a portion of his adult life in Sweden. He moved to New York in 1961.
Jessica Field After studying new media at the Ontario College of Art and Design (OCAD) in Toronto, Canada, Jessica Field pursued her interests in electronic arts and in micro-controller programming.
Hervé Fischer He is co-founder and co-president with Ginette Major, of La Cité des arts et des nouvelles technologies de Montréal.
Ralph Flynn At Bell Labs, Ralph Flynn focused primarily on researching the amplification of electrical signals.
FoAM Conceived in 2000 and based in Brussels, Belgium, FoAM develops remote and local collaborations within a large network of artists, scientists and researchers.
Caroline Langill, Interview with Vera Frenkel Interview with Vera Frenkel / interviewer, camera: Caroline Langill (37 min. 29 sec.). Interview conducted August 17, 2006 in Toronto, Ontario.
Ichiro Fujinaga Ichiro Fujinaga is an Assistant Professor of Music Technology at the Schulich School of Music at McGill University.
Future Cinema: The Cinematic Imaginary After Film This exhibition assesses the impact of new production technologies on the conventions of cinema language.
Arturo Gervasoni Arturo Gervasoni, composer, guitar performer and educator, graduated in Musical Composition at the National University of Córdoba.
Caroline Langill, Interview with Juan Geuer Interview with Juan Geuer / interviewer, camera: Caroline Langill (53 min. 4 sec.). Interview conducted August 28, 2006 in Almonte, Ontario.
Juan Geuer Though Juan Geuer was born in 1917 in the Dutch city of Soest, he has adopted several countries as his home and they have all marked his art, science and sensibilities toward human perceptions of space and time.
Beatrice Gibson Beatrice Gibson is an artist based in London. Born in 1978 she received a degree in philosophy from Manchester university. From 1999-2003 she lived in Bombay, India.
Global Groove 2004 The publication combines an anthology of texts on the Guggenheim show with a reprint of the exhibition catalogue for Videa 'n' Videology: Nam June Paik: 1959-1973.
Trevor Gould "I work from the insight that sculpture is a form of social material and that my exhibitions involve the production of artwork that can be viewed as a form of cultural research."
Granular Synthesis The Austrian group Granular Synthesis focuses on the interrelationship and transformation of image and sound elements.
Dante Grela Dante Grela composed his early concrète pieces on tape during the '60s working at his private studio in Rosario.
The Guggenheim Museum and the Daniel Langlois Foundation, The Variable Media Network (2002) The variable media concept was developed in 1998 by Jon Ippolito, an associate curator at the Guggenheim Museum in New York.
Usman Haque The London-based architect and artist Usman Haque designs interactive architectural systems and is interested in the ways that people relate to each other and to their surrounding space.
Dan Harries, The New Media Book This anthology brings together essays that represent a sampling of the contemporary approaches for studying new media and moving images.
Gerhard Haupt Born in 1952 in the Magdeburg region in Germany, Gerhard Haupt lives and works in Berlin.
Alex Hay In his 1960’s paintings and sculptures, Alex Hay depicted the formal properties of everyday objects.
Deborah Hay Along with her collaborators, she attempted to blur the line traditionally separating trained and untrained dancers.
Steve Heimbecker Saskatchewan native Steve Heimbecker studied fine arts at the Alberta College of Art and Design (Calgary, Canada).
Lynn Hershman Lynn Hershman Leeson was born in Cleveland, Ohio, where her father had immigrated from Montreal.
Gary Hill Gary Hill believes it fundamental to deconstruct video on all possible levels in order to articulate an electronic language.
Peter Hirsch At Bell Labs, Peter Hirsch focused primarily on researching underwater sound output and radar technologies.
Harold Hodges Harold Hodges began his career as a clockmaker. At Bell Labs, he focused mainly on laser research.
Images du Futur collection This collection, which runs from the eighties to the mid-nineties, brings together international documentation corresponding to the 10-year history of the Images du Futur event.
Information is Alive Book published for the exhibition DEAF03 Dutch Electronic Art Festival: Data Knitting, 2003.
Internet Art: The Online Clash of Culture and Commerce In his book, Julian Stallabrass attempts to map the socio-political context that has given rise to artistic projects designed for the Internet and categorized today as Net.art.
interSpace Media Art Center interSpace Media Art Center was founded in 1998 in Sofia, Bulgaria, to produce, develop and promote Bulgarian media art locally and internationally.
Install.exe/JODI Catalogue published for the exhibition Install.exe/JODI, [Plug In] kunst und neue medien, 2002-2003.
Caitlin Jones and Paul Kuranko From 2001 to 2006, Caitlin Jones held a combined research position in both the Curatorial and Conservation departments at the Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum.
Alejandro José Alejandro José has been crossing the sea, living alternatively between his homeland and Puerto Rico most of his life.
Jouable : art, jeu et interactivité The criterion of "playability" is commonly applied in industry to measure the modulating potential of a system and the flexibility of an interface.
The Eighth Day: The Transgenic Art of Eduardo Kac This book accompanies the Eighth Day project created by Kac in collaboration with a team of scientists in 2001.
Eduardo Kac Kac began his artistic career as a traditional performance artist but eventually moved on to investigate technology artistically through an exploration of poetry.
William Kaminski At Bell Labs, Bill Kaminski focused mainly on research into wireless radio transmission.
Robert V. Kieronski At Bell Labs, Robert Kieronski focused primarily on digital information processing systems.
Caroline Langill, Interview with Laura Kikauka Interview with Laura Kikauka / interviewer, camera: Caroline Langill (32 min. 44 sec.). Interview conducted August 23, 2006 in Meaford, Ontario.
Norman M. Klein: Bleeding Through: Layers of Los Angeles The constant thread throughout the project is the day-to-day life of Molly, a citizen of Los Angeles who bears witness to the socio-political phenomena that have shaped the city’s urban landscape since the start of the 20th century.
John Klima After working for major computer firms like Microsoft, Klima decided to devote his time to creating complex interactive environments using the knowledge he’d acquired on the job.
Billy Klüver Billy Klüver was born in 1927 to Swedish and Norwegian parents. In 1951, he earned an electrical engineering degree from the Royal Institute of Technology in Stockholm.
Susan Kozel Through her work, Susan Kozel researches the physical and philosophical vocabularies emerging from the convergence of dance and media technologies.
Martin Kusch Born in Austria in 1964, Martin Kusch became involved in the media arts after studying art history, philosophy and painting at the Technical University and Academy of Fine Arts in Berlin (1982-1989).
Lanterna Magika Catalogue published for the exhibition Lanterna Magika: New Technologies in Czech Art of the 20th Century, 2002-2003.
alcides lanza alcides lanza is an active composer, conductor, pianist, teacher and concert organizer.
David Larcher David Larcher has focused on radically deconstructing image information into an ‘emptied image’ that is ‘video void’.
George Legrady George Legrady was born in 1950 in Budapest, Hungary. In 1956, after the Soviet invasion of his country, his family immigrated to Canada where they settled in Montreal.
Golan Levin Golan Levin is an artist, composer and designer whose work focuses on new modes of interactive audiovisual expression.
Jessica Loseby "Is there room in the global arena that is the net for the small, the domestic and the whims of a neurotic woman?"
Geert Lovink, My First Recession In this book, Geert Lovink seeks to define the outward signs of a critical culture specific to the Internet that would counterbalance the growing privatization of Web content.
Subtitled Public: Documentary Collection, Interview with Rafael Lozano-Hemmer Interview with Rafael Lozano-Hemmer / Produced by the Daniel Langlois Foundation for Art, Science, and Technology; interviewers: Lizzie Muller, Caitlin Jones; camera: Paul Kuranko (1 hr. 2 min.). Interview conducted October 2007 in Montreal.
Rafael Lozano-Hemmer Well known for his large-scale, interactive installations in public spaces, he has participated in many important events since 1990.
Machine Life & David Rokeby These two publications are presented jointly here because they create a bridge between two generations of artists who nonetheless share concerns.
Chico MacMurtrie MacMurtrie's use of remote-controlled robots reminds us of our ever more interdependent relationship with the machine world.
The Magnetic Era: Video Art in the Netherlands: 1970-1985 This anthology represents a critical tool for exploring the evolution of video in the Netherlands between 1970 and 1985.
Collection of films on Frank J. Malina Thanks to a gift from the Malina family, the Daniel Langlois Foundation has acquired a collection of 16-mm films on Frank J. Malina.
Frank J. Malina The Editors of Leonardo are deeply grieved to announce that Dr. Frank J. Malina, the Founder-Editor of Leonardo died of a heart attack on 9 November 1981.
Ariel Martinez Ariel Martinez, a composer, bandoneón player and educator, moved from his homeland to Argentina many years ago.
Anthony McCall: Film Installations Catalogue published for the exhibition Anthony McCall: film installations,, 2004.
Media Art Net: Survey of Media Art Media Art Net is an interdisciplinary project developed jointly by the Goethe Institute and the ZKM, under the direction of Rudolph Frieling and Dieter Daniels.
Awa Meité Awa Meité is a filmmaker, painter, jeweller, stylist and designer working both in Bamako (Mali) and France.
Alfredo del Mónaco Alfredo del Mónaco is one of the biggest names in Venezuela's contemporary music scene.
Caroline Langill, Interview with Gordon Monahan Interview with Gordon Monahan / interviewer, camera: Caroline Langill (53 min. 25 sec.). Interview conducted August 23, 2006 in Meaford, Ontario.
motiroti Founded in 1991 by Keith Khan and Ali Zaidi, motiroti brings together artists who are devoted to multidisciplinary exploration and whose work has been presented internationally.
Lizzie Muller Lizzie Muller is a curator and writer specialising in interaction, audience experience and interdisciplinary collaboration.
Joaquín Orellana Mejía Joaquín Orellana Mejía studied violin and composition at the National Conservatory of Music in Guatemala between 1949 and 1959.
Nam June Paik Korean musician and composer Nam June Paik made his mark as the most prominent video pioneer.
Caroline Langill, Interview with Nancy Paterson Interview with Nancy Paterson / interviewer, camera: Caroline Langill (31 min. 11 sec.). Interview conducted May 30, 2006 in Toronto, Ontario.
Simon Penny Born in 1955, Simon Penny is an Australian artist, theorist and professor in the field of robotic and interactive art.
Andrés Posada Andrés Posada, a prolific composer of instrumental music, has also composed using electroacoustic media.
Marie-Claude Poulin Born in Quebec in 1967, Marie-Claude Poulin entered the Université du Québec à Montréal in 1991 to study dance performance and choreography.
Proboscis Proboscis is a non-profit group based in London, England, that functions on a project by project basis, in collaboration with independent curators, scientists and artists and with such organizations as universities and galleries.
Quartier Éphémère Officially formed in 1993, Quartier Éphémère (QE) is an ephemeral arts organisation.
Héctor Quintanar Héctor Quintanar created several pieces using electroacoustic media during the '60s and '70s.
Radical Software, Davidson Gigliotti and the Daniel Langlois Foundation, Dissemination of Radical Software on the Internet (2002) The Foundation has digitized and processed the entire contents of the legendary independent magazine Radical Software.
radioqualia Established in 1998 in Australia, radioqualia is an artist collective cofounded by Honor Harger and Adam Hyde, both from New Zealand.
Yvonne Rainer After spending her childhood and adolescence in San Francisco, Yvonne Rainer moved to New York in 1956.
Robert Rauschenberg In 1947, Robert Rauschenberg studied at the Académie Julian, in Paris, before returning to the United States.
Kurnal Rawat Kurnal Rawat specializes in computer animation and multimedia design as well as in illustration and calligraphy.
DLF Projects in India, Interview with Vishal Rawlley Interview with Vishal Rawlley / produced by the Daniel Langlois Foundation for Art, Science, and Technology; interviewer, camera: Raphaëlle Aubin, 1 videocassette (1 hr. 18 min.): master, digital, col., sound. Interview conducted May 2, 2007 in Montreal.
Vishal Rawlley In 1995, Vishal Rawlley earned a diploma in film and video production from Xavier's Institute of Communication in Bombay.
Juan Reyes Juan Reyes obtained degrees in Mathematics and Music Composition from the University of Tampa, Florida, United States.
Alain-Martin Richard Alain-Martin Richard is a performer, artist, editor and critic who has been working in theatre, literature and performance since the late seventies.
Caroline Langill, Interview with Catherine Richards Interview with Catherine Richards / interviewer, camera: Caroline Langill (50 min. 46 sec.). Interview conducted August 29, 2006 in Ottawa, Ontario.
Catherine Richards Catherine Richards lives and works in Ottawa, Canada, where she is an assistant professor in the Department of Visual Arts at the University of Ottawa.
RIXC (The Centre for New Media Culture) RIXC, the Centre for New Media Culture was founded in May 2000 by three cultural organizations in Latvia: E-Lab - Electronic Arts and Media Centre Riga, Locomotive International film and video studio, and the International Baltic Centre for Human Education.
Caroline Langill, Interview with David Rokeby Interview with David Rokeby / interviewer, camera: Caroline Langill (45 min. 32 sec.). Interview conducted June 26, 2006 in Toronto, Ontario.
The Giver of Names: Documentary Collection, Interview with David Rokeby This interview with David Rokeby took place on September 18th, 2007 at the Montreal Museum of Fine Arts, and was conducted by Lizzie Muller and Caitlin Jones and filmed by Paul Kuranko.
Machine for Taking Time: Documentary Collection, Interview with David Rokeby Interview with David Rokeby; interviewers: Ariane Noël de Tilly, Richard Gagnier; camera: Ariane Noël de Tilly (2 hr. 45 min.). Interview conducted May 31, 2007 (Toronto, Ontario).
David Rokeby David Rokeby is an interactive sound and video installation artist based in Toronto, Canada.
Juliana Rosales Juliana Rosales is a video, net art, noise and installation artist, architect, photographer and curator working in Montevideo, Uruguay.
®™ark ®™ark (RTMArk), an activist group, was founded in 1991 with the goal of subverting corporate power and monopoly.
DLF Projects in India, Interview with Surajit Sarkar Interview with Surajit Sarkar / produced by the Daniel Langlois Foundation for Art, Science, and Technology; interviewer, camera: Vincent Bonin, 1 videocassette (1 hr. 45 min.): master, digital, col., sound. Interview conducted November 6, 2006 in Montreal.
Surajit Sarkar Surajit Sarkar is a filmmaker working in Delhi, India. He has held a myriad of positions as varied as photocopier salesman, bank officer...
Alfons Schilling Alfons Schilling was born in Basel, Switzerland, in 1934. From 1956 to 1959, he studied at the Akademie für angewandte Kunst.
Thecla Schiphorst Thecla Schiphorst lives and works in Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada. She is a computer media artist, computer systems designer, choreographer, and dancer.
Andrew Schloss Andrew Schloss, a pioneering artist in new and electronic music, is developing and expanding the Radio Drum, an instrument with which he first experimented at IRCAM in the late 1980s.
Herb Schneider Herb Schneider studied in Bebek, Turkey, and in the U.S. He joined Bell Labs while still a university student.
Federico Schumacher Federico Schumacher studied music at the Faculty of Arts of the University of Chileand at Évry Conservatory in France.
Yvonne Spielmann, Interview with Bill Seaman Since the late seventies/early eighties Bill Seaman has been working with linear video tape and he has carried on the preoccupation with this medium in the installation works that combine videodisk with computer-driven menu systems.
Bill Seaman The work of Bill Seaman evolves in the context of an already developed aesthetic language of video.
Bill Seaman Through his various works, Bill Seaman has developed a cinematic language with the help of new technologies.
Telematic Vision: Documentary Collection, Interview with Paul Sermon The interview is in fact a semi-structured conversation between Paul Sermon and Rolf Wolfensberger that took place at the School of Art and Design at the University of Salford on August 12, 2008.
Sha Xin Wei After studying mathematics at Harvard and Stanford universities, Sha Xin Wei completed an interdisciplinary doctorate in mathematics, computer science, and the history and philosophy of science.
Sonia Sheridan, Biography Sonia Landy Sheridan was born in Newark (OH) on April 10, 1925. From 1929 to 1947, she lived in New York City and in Cleveland (OH).
Sonia Sheridan fonds This fonds exemplifies the groundbreaking role played by Sonia Sheridan in the use of industrial photocopiers and early computer graphic systems as creative tools.
Sonia Sheridan fonds, Kathryn Farley: Interview with Sonia Sheridan Interview with Sonia Sheridan / produced by the Daniel Langlois Foundation for Art, Science, and Technology; interviewer, camera: Kathryn Farley, 6 videocassettes (4 hr., 10 min.): master, digital, col., sound. Interview conducted November 1-5, 2006 in Hanover (NH, United States).
Sonia Sheridan fonds, Vincent Bonin: Interview with Sonia Sheridan Interview with Sonia Sheridan / Produced by the Daniel Langlois Foundation for Art, Science, and Technology; interviewer, camera: Vincent Bonin, 3 videocassettes (2 hr., 32 min.): digital, col., sound. Interview conducted May 29, 2006 in Montreal.
Caroline Langill, Interview with Tom Sherman Interview with Tom Sherman / interviewer, camera: Caroline Langill (53 min.). Interview conducted October 14, 2006 in Kingston, Ontario.
Conrado Silva Conrado Silva, composer and educator, became interested in new music during the 1950s.
John F. Simon, Jr. Every Icon by John Simon Jr. presents the matrix of every image in endless variability.
Geoffrey Smedley Born in London, England, Canadian sculptor Geoffrey Smedley studied at the Slade School of Fine Art, University College in London and served in the army from 1945-48 with the Royal Engineers.
Caroline Langill, Interview with Michael Snow Interview with Michael Snow / interviewer, camera: Caroline Langill (40 min. 59 sec.). Interview conducted November 21, 2006 in Toronto, Ontario.
Michael Snow Michael Snow was born in Toronto not so long ago, and lives there now – but has also lived in Montreal, Chicoutimi and New York
Software, Information Technology: Its New Meaning for Art Catalogue published for the exhibition Software, Jewish Museum, New York, September 16 to November 8, 1970.
Sponge Sponge is a San Francisco-based association of artists and researchers working together to produce hybrid media performances, installations and spaces.
St. Norbert Arts Centre Both a retreat for artists, writers and curators, and an active exhibition space, the St. Norbert Arts Centre is located in the former Trappist Monastery in St. Norbert, Manitoba, Canada.
Stealth Group The Stealth Group is a collective of architects (Ana Dzokic, Ivan Kucina, Milica Topalovic and Marc Neelen) from Belgrade, Yugoslavia, and Rotterdam, the Netherlands.
Yvonne Spielmann, Interview with Steina In the context of her project as researcher in residence at the Foundation, Yvonne Spielmann interviewed Steina in September 2003 in Santa Fe.
Steina Born in Iceland and trained as a violinist, Steina is a major figure, considered legendary, in the field of electronic and video art.
Studio XX Founded in 1995 in Montreal, Studio XX is a bilingual feminist group uniting artists, academics, professionals, students, militants, technicians and cultural/community workers.
Wilson Sukorski Wilson Sukorski describes himself as a "composer, musician, performer, producer, designer, builder and researcher."
Atau Tanaka Atau Tanaka, a composer and performer in the field of technology and music, was born in Tokyo, Japan, and raised in New England in the United States.
Caroline Langill, Interview with Nell Tenhaaf Interview with Nell Tenhaaf / interviewer, camera: Caroline Langill (41 min. 26 sec.). Interview conducted July 11, 2006 in Peterborough, Ontario.
Ricardo Teruel Ricardo Teruel began teaching electronic music at the Instituto de Fonología of Centro Simón Bolívar in Caracas in 1983.
Virgilio Tosco Virgilio F. H. Tosco was a professor of Composition, Harmony, Fugue and Musical Forms at the National University of Córdoba.
Maurice Tuchman, A Report on the Art and Technology Program of the Los Angeles County Museum of Art In 1966, Maurice Tuchman, curator of modern art at the Los Angeles County Museum of Art, introduced the Art and Technology (A&T) program.
David Tudor As a child, Tudor studied the piano, and in 1942, he passed the exam to become a member of the American Guild of Organists.
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[The User] Formed in 1997, [The User] is an artists' collective made up of the architect Thomas McIntosh and the composer Emmanuel Madan.
Horacio Vaggione Horacio Vaggione is an internationally recognized composer with an impressive catalog of electroacoustic music works.
Edgar Valcárcel Edgar Valcarcel lived in Buenos Aires, Argentina, during the early '60s, working at CLAEM-Instituto Torcuato Di Tella (1963-1964).
Igor Vamos His work takes the form of strategic interventions in public sites and electronic networks.
Elizabeth Vander Zaag Born in 1952, artist Elizabeth Vander Zaag has been working in video and computer arts since the 1970s.
Stan VanDerBeek Beginning in the 1960s, Stan VanDerBeek worked with multiple projections on movable screens.
Steina and Woody Vasulka fonds The fonds highlights Steina and Woody Vasulka's contribution to defining a formal vocabulary specific to electronic images as well as the couple's pioneering role in the field of computer-assisted video.
Woody Vasulka With Steina, Woody Vasulka worked to explore the nature of electronic image and sound.
Carlos Vázquez Carlos Vázquez is a very active and prolific composer who has taught and worked extensively with electroacoustic media in his music.
Ingrid Verbauwhede In her recent research projects, she develops cryptographic systems based on embedded micro-processors and is particularly interested in the integration of those devices in architectural space.
The Video Game Theory Reader This anthology brings together current theoretical discourses that video games have given rise to within numerous humanities disciplines.
Vidéo topiques : tours et retours de l’art vidéo Catalogue published for the exhibition Vidéo topiques : tours et retours de l'art vidéo, 2002-2003.
Vidéographe Vidéographe, one of the first video access centres in North America, was founded by Robert Forget, a filmmaker working at the National Film Board of Canada (NFB).
Alberto Villalpando Alberto Villalpando is considered one of the main driving forces of contemporary music in his country, Bolivia.
Bill Vorn and Louis-Philippe Demers Born in 1959, Bill Vorn is a media artist who has been working since 1992 in robotic art.
Fred Waldhauer Fred Waldhauer earned an engineering degree from Cornell University (N.Y.) and a master’s degree from Columbia (N.Y.).
Caroline Langill, Interview with Norman White Interview with Norman White / interviewer, camera: Caroline Langill (52 min. 53 sec.). Interview conducted May 31, 2006 in Durham, Ontario.
Robert Whitman Between 1953 and 1957, Robert Whitman completed a degree in English literature at Rutgers (N.J.), and studied art history at Columbia (N.Y.).
John and James Whitney Using abstract film and computers, John and James Whitney experimented with image and perception from the 1940s to the 1960s.
Edson Zampronha Edson Zampronha works with contemporary music, musical semiotics and musical technology.
